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Rule No. 1: Buy a life jacket and be sure you wear it on the water.
For millions of Americans, there's no better way to have relax and have a good time than heading for the nearest lake, river, or beach for some fun on -- and in -- the water. Most of us live near a body of water where we can enjoy fishing, swimming, snorkeling, water skiing, tubing, and other delightful pastimes. But not all of us have the information we need to start participating in a safe, well-informed manner. That's the reason for this guide.
Rule No. 1: Buy a life jacket and be sure you wear it on the water.
Safety First
of the sports we're about to discuss can be safe and fun for the whole family. Like all outdoor activities; however, watersports and fishing require that the participants learn and follow certain rules of safety.
Rule No. 1: Buy a personal flotation device (life jacket) for each person in your party, and be sure they wear it. Proper use of PFDs is the best way to protect yourself, your family and your friends. And you should use PFDs for all the activities we're about to discuss.
Rule No. 2: Before participating in any water-oriented activity, including all of those mentioned here, study and learn the proper precautions that will allow you to have an enjoyable, injury-free outing. Many businesses, organizations, and government agencies provide safety courses for boaters, fishermen, skiers, and other recreationist. Attend a course near you and learn what it takes to be a safe participant.
Rule No. 3: Read all the instructions and safety tips that come with the equipment you buy and use. Knowing how to use your gear properly will go a long ways toward preventing accidents.
If you're just learning one of these activities, and you're not sure yet if it's your cup of tea, you might want to consider renting or borrowing the necessary equipment for your first few trips, or joining friends or family members who can share their gear and expertise. If you want to learn water skiing, for example, you wouldn't want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a new boat and motor, skis, and other equipment until you are certain this is something you'll enjoy. Accompany someone you know who already knows the ropes and get a taste of the experience first. Or find an experienced instructor who can teach you all the basics for a reasonable fee.
Even when starting activities such as snorkeling or fishing, which don't require expensive gear, you may want to borrow or rent equipment in the beginning until you have a clear understanding of all your basic needs. Many libraries have programs where fishing tackle donated by manufacturers can be checked out for several days just like checking out a book. Athletic clubs, swimming organizations, hotels and resorts often have watersports equipment to loan to their members and guests. You might want to try it out first -- then think about purchasing equipment of your own.
Some good quality mask-and-snorkel sets can be purchased for a very reasonable price.
Some good quality mask-and-snorkel sets can be purchased for a very reasonable price.
Few things are more fun than donning a swim mask and snorkel and checking out life beneath the water. If the water clarity at the location you visit is fair to excellent, you should be able to see a variety of fishes and perhaps other underwater residents such as turtles, frogs and crayfish. Best of all, perhaps, this is an activity very well suited to family involvement. The kids will enjoy it as much as you.
you need to get started is a mask that fits properly, a good snorkel (which attaches to the strap of the mask) and perhaps some swim fins for your feet which will help you move about on top of and under the water with greater ease. You'll probably want PFDs, too, at least for the younger participants, and some waterproof sunblock to keep the rays of ol' Sol at bay.
If possible, try on the mask before you purchase it to be sure it seals tightly around your face so water won't leak in. And when purchasing a snorkel, you should buy one with a one-way valve that prevents water from entering the top of the tube and going into your mouth. Some good quality mask-and-snorkel sets can be purchased for a very reasonable price from sporting goods dealers and dive shops.
Most snorkeling takes place in very shallow water. The best advice is to start slow until you get the hang of breathing through that little skinny tube. The snorkel has a mouthpiece that you bite down on, then you swim horizontally along the water's surface and look down below and see what you can see. Stay in water you can stand up in until you feel comfortable breathing through the snorkel, then move into progressively deeper water if you like, being sure to follow all safety precautions like staying clear of areas where boats are zipping around.
As your level of expertise increases, you can learn how to dive beneath the water's surface for a closer-to-the-bottom look, then come back up and clear the snorkel so you can continue your adventure.
A tube can be one of the most enjoyable water toys fit for all ages. People with little or plenty of behind-the-boat skills can hop on and experience a thrilling ride.
My tubing experiences began during a boating trip with friends several years ago. Children from both families accompanied us on this weekend vacation. Some of the children were too young or too small to strap on my buddy's water skis, but they wanted desperately to be involved in the activities. So we rented a tube at one of the local marinas. This turned out to be the perfect solution for entertaining the youngsters, much easier than pulling a rookie skier out of the water. One of the kids (in a PFD, of course) would climb aboard the tube, we'd give the boat some gas, and the fun began.
There are two basic types of tubes: single rider tubes and multi-rider tubes. As the name states, a single rider tube accommodates only one rider. Single rider tubes tend to be high performance tubes. These tubes are more maneuverable -- they're better suited for tricks, jumping, flying, and high speeds.
Be aware that multi-rider tubes also require use of a heavy-duty towline and a heavy-duty towing harness.
Single rider tubes also tend to be more affordable and easier to store. Single rider tubes can safely use standard strength ski tube towing line and a standard towing harness.
Be aware that multi-rider tubes also require use of a heavy-duty towline and a heavy-duty towing harness.
Multi-rider tubes can accommodate 2-6 people, depending on design. These tubes are inherently larger, slower and heavier than single rider models. Multi-rider tubes are great for families that want to slowly pull a group of kids. They're also good for a group of sociable adults who just want to play around. Multi-rider water tubes are larger, more expensive, and bulkier to store.
Be aware that multi-rider tubes also require use of a heavy-duty towline and a heavy-duty towing harness. Careful attention to equipment weight and stress limitations is required. Without heavy duty lines, the towrope will snap. The snapped line may fly back like a whip and injure the riders.
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Learning to ski on your own is not too difficult for most people.
Water Skiing
Learning to ski on your own is not too difficult for most people.
On sunny days in summer, it seems like every lake, river, and bay with a smooth patch of water has water-skiers on it, their feet fastened to shaped planks of fiberglass or wood so they can zoom along in a rush of joy. The uninitiated may see this sport as something reserved for daredevils and adrenaline junkies, but water skiing is actually a fun and safe activity that's easy to get started in.
Before you begin, you need to know that safe water skiing always requires at least three people: the skier, the boat operator and an observer who knows all the proper hand signals. Attending a safe boating course will help you learn all the particulars, so make it a point to get your certification before you head to the lake.
You also may want to consider learning correct and safe water-skiing techniques from a qualified instructor. The instructor will teach you how to hold the towline, how to "get up" on skis while keeping your balance and how to control your skis. Learning on your own, however, is not too difficult for most people. Young people, old people, men and women all use the same basic principles to get up on skis. Here are a few basics to get you started:
Put on your PFD first. Then begin by putting one ski on each foot and holding the skis straight up with the tips pointing out of the water. Your knees should be bent, and the rope should be out in front of you.
When you're ready, give the boat driver the thumbs up, which is the signal to gun the engine and pull you up out of the water. As you feel the boat pull, keep your arms out straight and your knees slightly bent.
When you feel the skis start to plane out, try to stand up. Keep your arms straight out and locked at all times; when you're up, keep your knees in that slightly bent position so your legs will absorb any bumps or shocks.
As a beginner, you'll want to stay inside the boat's wake where the water is likely to be smooth no matter what the condition of the surface water elsewhere. Later, as you become more experienced, you can try to go back and forth over the wake to add thrills to your ride. As your skills continue improving, you can work on your turns and add new tricks to your repertoire so you can really impress your friends.
When you're not doing all those other fun activities at the lake, you may want to try some fishing. First, be sure you know the local fishing regulations and buy a fishing license. Folks at the local tackle shop or marina should be able to help, or contact your state fisheries department. These people also can provide tips you'll need to catch certain kinds of fish as well, such as the best bait to use, the right size hooks, the best lures, the best time of year and so forth.
The equipment you'll need can be quite simple and inexpensive. You might want to start out with just a cane pole or long fiberglass pole, some fishing line, a few hooks and sinkers, a bobber or two and some baits such as crickets, worms or minnows. Cut a piece of fishing line as long as the pole. Tie the line to the tip of the pole and a hook to the other end of the line. A small sinker, called a "split shot," is squeezed on the line above the hook. The sinker makes it easier to swing the bait out into the water and keeps the bait under the surface. You may also want to use a bobber or float. By moving the bobber up or down the line, you can change the depth of your bait in the water. With a pole and line, you can fish along the shore where many fish often live.
Spincasting equipment also is good for beginning anglers, including children. A spincasting reel has a push-button release on it that is easy to use. Tie a lure on the line, or a bobber/sinker/hook rig with bait, push the button and hold it, bring the rod back behind your head, then as you bring the rod forward to cast, you release the button and your rig soars out into the water in front of you. It may take a little practice, but you'll soon be casting like a champ. And with a little luck, maybe you'll have some fresh fish for dinner!
Of course, snorkeling, tubing, water skiing, and fishing are just a few of the many fun activities you can enjoy on the water. You may also want to try sailing, canoeing, surfing, kayaking, scuba diving or any one of the dozens of other water-oriented activities that add spice to a day on your favorite body of water.


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- Craft Egg, Medium – Yellow
- Styrofoam® Balls, Round (2)
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Project Instructions
Cut egg in half lengthwise.
Cut one half of egg in half again. These will be the wings.
Measure 2¾" down from the top of the two egg quarters. Draw a slightly concave line and cut off this top portion.
Trim the thickness of the edge you just cut at a 45 degree angle so the wings will easily attach to the ladybug body.
Paint all pieces red and let dry. Paint the edges and undersides of the wings too, as the wings will be in the 'open' position.
Measure 3¾" from the top of the egg half. Paint this part of the egg black.
Paint two black circles on each wing as shown, about 1½" and 1-3/8".
Have the red glitter ready to go. Brush school glue onto one of the wings, avoiding the black circles. Work quickly to cover the top and immediately sprinkle with red glitter. Repeat with other wing. Don't worry about covering the underside or edges with glitter. Let dry.
Attach wings to body one at a time as shown, using a 1½" pom pom under each for added support.
Glue on eyes.
Using the Creative Versa-Tool™, make a hole above eyes for the antennae.
Fold silver pipe cleaner in half and glue into hole. Finish ends by twisting around a pencil.
Create a smile with the red pipe cleaner and glue in place.
Glue three black pipe cleaner halves to each side of the body. Bend for a buggy look as pictured


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Photograph by Brian SkerrySharks, like these Caribbean reef sharks in the Bahamas, are important predators. Without them, the population of smaller fish would grow too big, which would throw the ocean's food chain out of whack.
Photograph by Brian SkerryGreat hammerhead sharks may look strange, but scientists think they're one of the world's most advanced sharks. Their wide-set eyes give them better vision than most other sharks, and their broad head means more room for special sensors that help them find prey.
Photograph by Brian SkerryBlue sharks, like this one near Rhode Island, are some of the fastest sharks in the ocean. They can make superfast turns and have quick bursts of speed to capture prey, sometimes even jumping out of the water.
Photograph by Brian SkerryWhale sharks, like this one off Western Australia, are the world's largest fish, growing up to the size of a school bus! They are gentle giants, though, eating mainly plankton and small fish.
Photograph by Brian SkerryTiger sharks are one of the most dangerous sharks. They will eat just about anything, from shells to metal to fish. They will even attack humans. This one was photographed in the Bahamas.
Photograph by Paul NicklenThe blacktip reef shark's fins create problems for the species. The sharks are often killed for the fins, which are used to make shark-fin soup, an expensive delicacy. This shark was photographed around Phoenix Island in Kiribati, Micronesia.
Photograph by Brian SkerryBull sharks get their name from their short snout and their tendency to head-butt their prey. They love shallow water and sometimes even leave the ocean and swim up rivers. This one was photographed in the Bahamas.
Photograph by David DoubiletA great white shark in Gansbaai, South Africa, flashes the scariest mouth in the animal kingdom. Great whites have some of the strongest jaws on Earth, and their mouths can contain up to 3,000 teeth!
Photograph by Brian SkerryA huge whale shark moves through the waters off Western Australia as smaller fish swim nearby. The fish are safe, though. This shark's favorite meal is plankton.
Photograph by Wolcott HenryNurse sharks are usually harmless to humans. They can be really big, though—up to 14 feet (4.3 meters) long—and they will bite if they are stepped on or bothered.


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Better get that vent all the way through the roof............
Am re-modeling my bathroom. It is a 200 year old home, and the existing bathroom is maybe 20+ years old.
When I pulled off the wall, I see the old stink pipe hab been cut off at the ceiling level.
I have no smell in the room so it must be venting somewhere but at this stage I can't tell where.
Is it possible to have no vent and no smell or is the toilet venting elsewhere?
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Better get that vent all the way through the roof............
Thanks, I agree but I am still wondering why there is no smell. In capping off the old vent did the previous owner then think the gas emmision would be forced down the stack and thus out another vent. I have four vents on the top of the house, kithchen, seconf and third bathroom and and laundry room. Its the only thing I can think of.
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Since the bathroom has been added on and there is no smell, this may be an abandoned vent pipe and not connected to the drainage system at all. Or the vent may be plugged off somewhere inside, not allowing sewer gas to escape. Or you could have a whole house trap that blocks the smell. It is possible to have no vent and no smell and the toilet may or may not be vented. If there is a crawl space under your home, you should be able to find the other end of this pipe and see whether or not it is still part of the drainage system.
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Sahin: Rodgers can do a Klopp
Nuri Sahin believes Liverpool coach Brendan Rodgers shares similar characteristics to Jurgen Klopp, his former manager at Borussia Dortmund.
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Sahin was part of Klopp's triumphant team in 2011 which won the Bundesliga title with their brand of swashbuckling attacking football. The midfielder played an instrumental part in the campaign, winning the Bundesliga's best player award before earning a big money move to Real Madrid.
Since then, Sahin has moved on to Liverpool on a season-long loan but he has watched from behind the scenes as Dortmund went on to successfully defend their Bundesliga crown in 2012 and continue to impress in the current campaign.
Klopp took over Dortmund in 2008 following a 13th placed finish - Sahin thinks Rodgers can oversee a similar turnaround in fortunes at Liverpool if he is given the proper support and time.
"It will take time to take Liverpool back to where it wants to be," Sahin told Liverpool FC Magazine.
"When Klopp came we did not have a squad to be champions.
"He changed a lot, bringing his own philosophy in. It took a while for everybody to follow it.
"He had to be calm and consistent. If you go on this way, in the first two or three weeks, okay, you might not get the results, but in the long-term it will go your way if you don't change it.
"The club gave Klopp the time to do this and it worked out very well.
"But as a character he is a person who relates to the player. I can see Brendan doing the same. Brendan's character was very influential in me coming here."
The Reds have made a slow start to life under Rodgers so far with only six points from seven league games.


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Vaginal Cancer
What is vaginal cancer?
Vaginal cancer is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the vagina.
The vagina is the canal leading from the cervix (the opening of uterus) to the outside of the body. At birth, a baby passes out of the body through the vagina (also called the birth canal).
Vaginal cancer is not common. When found in early stages, it can often be cured. There are two main types of vaginal cancer:
What are causes and risk factors for vaginal cancer?
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Since February 2013, thousands of people have fled armed conflict in Mali to seek refuge in neighboring countries, including Niger. Upon their arrival, WFP provides food and nutrition assistance for refugees in several camp. At the Mangaize camp, WFP and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) have initiated assistance through vouchers, which give beneficiaries a choice of what they can purchase to meet their food needs and provide them with some degree of independence.
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Superdry has a knack for designing vintage-inspired clothing with a contemporary twist. Here they present the Summer Jacob jumper from their new collection.
With long sleeves and a crew neck, this chunky jumper features a thick cable knit pattern throughout. The rich textured colour transitions perfectly through the seasons, whilst the soft cotton provides a comfortable fit. The all-important signature branding is included with an embroidered contrast logo to the hem, and the jumper is finished with ribbing to the cuffs and hem.
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Superdry expands on their selection of high-quality knitwear with this V-neck jumper. From the Orange Label collection, this jumper comes in five colourways and gives your wardrobe a boost for the new season.
Crafted from a cashmere and cotton blend, this jumper is minimally styled to achieve a sophisticated look. The small embroidered logo to the chest and branded tab to the cuff are the only hints of detail, giving this smart jumper a distinguished feel.
The V-neck collar opens up a wealth of layering options, and the piece is finished with ribbing to the cuffs and hem.
A smart-casual classic, wear it with a shirt and jeans for a versatile look that seamlessly takes you from day to night.
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Using vintage styles to create a contemporary classic, British fashion brand Superdry reworks a knitwear essential with the Regatta Henley jumper.
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Give a boost to your winter knitwear with a sophisticated jumper from Superdry's new season collection. The Trident henley piece is constructed from a wool blend that keeps you warm as cold weather bites.
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Kalyp is a fantasy-based roguelike game written in Java. Its design is based on traditions set by popular roguelike games, especially Nethack. It is single player and runs in a text terminal. The project focuses mostly on the Artificial Intelligence engine for the non-player characters. Most of the game design will be done in scripting, as the core engine written in Java will handle user interface, rulesets, basic actions, and try to hold it all together.
Atanks is a multi-platform Scorched Earth clone similar to the Worms series of games. Annihilate the other tanks to earn money, then spend it on bigger and better shields and weapons to wipe out the opposition. It features a wide array of weapons, AI players, destructible landscape, weather, parachutes, teleports and a wide range of other features.
Quarters is a strategy game for two players. Although its rules are relatively simple, it still offers some of the same opportunities for skill as in chess. This program was originally conceived in the summer of 1986 during a study of the mini-max algorithm for chess playing computers, and was thus designed to offer some of the same type of strategies. The game was originally written in BASIC, then ported to Turbo Pascal, then to C, and finally to Java. The Java version is not necessarily object oriented, since it is a crude port from the C version.
ZapM is a sci-fi rogue-like game that borrows monsters and ideas from all over and crams them into a ridiculous and perilous space maze where even a toaster can kill you. But the intrepid hero, a badass space marine (or perhaps you're playing as a skilled software engineer, or a plucky quarterback, or a mutant psion?), has no choice but to enter this dangerous hulk and search for the legendary "Bizarro Orgasmatron", the only artifact that can save the universe from certain destruction!
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Portland >Business Services > Postal Annex+
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It doesn't seem to matter how particular my office-related need is, this Postal Annex will always seem to have it. Tiny envelopes sold individually? Check. Green masking tape? Sure. Can you ship this to space? Maybe not... But I stop here weekly and this place is always busy, yet efficient and friendly.
I have my business mail box here. I must say these place is great. I feel 100% satisfied spending my money here. Its not cheap but worth every penny. Great staff and ownership!
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Dennis v. Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation, 2011 ONSC 7024 (Div. Ct.) (rule 4.1 – duty of expert witness; rule 53.03 – expert witnesses)
Judgment Released: December 2, 2011 Link to Judgment
Rule 4.1 confirms that an expert's duty of impartiality prevails over any duty owed to the parties who retained the expert. The new procedures in Rule 53.03(2.1) requiring the execution of an Acknowledgement of Expert's Duty applies only to trials, not to class action certification motions; however, "one could make the case" that it would be good practice on a certification motion to include the matters set out in Rule 53.03(2.1) in an expert's report.


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BALTIMORE, MD – "I would like to thank my colleagues on the City Council for successfully passing legislation that I introduced to help strengthen the city's laws against illegal dumping.
Council bill 11-0671 will provide residents with an additional tool to combat the rise in illegal dumping. Baltimore recently had the unwanted distinction of being named one of the country's dirtiest cities, according to a recent survey conducted by Travel + Leisure magazine.
Residents have continuously told me that they have been unsuccessfully fighting against people who come into their neighborhoods and illegally dump debris and garbage. Our residents deserve relief from these disrespectful lawbreakers. And my bill will hit them where it hurts: in their wallets!
Council bill 11-0671 will increase fines for illegally dumped materials that weigh less than 25 pounds and measure less than 10 cubic feet from $150 to $500 and increase fines associated with illegally dumping materials that weigh more than 25 pounds and/or measure more than 10 cubic feet from $250 to $1,000. The legislation also requires that dumpers reimburse the city for the cost of removing the illegal items and pay for any damage to property owned, leased or controlled by the city. The legislation also allows the city to seek restitution from dumpers who use a leased or rented vehicle to illegally dump materials.


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Mr. Adam Stairs began his career at Cal U with the Office of Web-Based Programs in 2011 as an instructional designer. While at the Office of Web-Based Programs he helped Cal U's Global Online remain ranked among the best in the country as determined by the SR Education Group.
Prior to starting at Cal U, Adam worked as a web and graphics accessibility consultant for the Department of Labor and West Virginia University. Now with the TLC, Adam brings his expertise and passion to help ensure accessibility in our distance education programs through his role in the support and training of Cal U's faculty.


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A surprising number of books focus on various aspects of meeting and event management. Where to start? Here's a list of top choices from our editors—touching on everything from international meetings to green meetings to murder.
Professional Meeting Management Guidebook, 5th Edition: A required text for those pursuing the Convention Industry Council's Certified Meeting Professional credential, this is the industry's most comprehensive textbook. Published by the Professional Convention Management Association. $79.95/paperback
Convention Industry Council Manual, 8th Edition. The first industry publication to tackle the spectrum of convention management topics, the manual is another required reference for CMP candidates and is much more condensed. $65.95/paperback
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Meeting & Event Planning, 2nd Edition, by Robin E. Craven and Lynn Johnson Golabowski. This bestseller is a good guide to the basics for those new to meeting planning. $13.57/paperback
Global Meetings and Exhibitions, by Carol Krugman, CMP, CMM, and Rudy R. Wright, CMP. Written by two veteran planners of international meetings, this book in the Wiley Event Management Series is a comprehensive handbook for managing meetings and expositions outside the United States. $68.75/hardcover
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Open Space Technology: A User's Guide, by Harrison Owen. Written by the creator of the "open space" facilitation concept, this is an indispensible resource for any planner looking to implement this cutting-edge participation process at a conference. $24.95/paperback
Simple Steps to Green Meetings and Events: The Professional's Guide to Saving Money and the Earth, by Amy Spatrisano and Nancy J. Wilson. Two green-meeting pioneers offer easy-to-implement strategies and tips for creating green-meeting policies and programs. $29.95/paperback
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Volunteers: How to Get Them, How to Keep Them, by Helen Little. Hailed as one of the best resources for working with volunteers, the book is full of practical advice for recruiting, managing, training and motivating volunteers. $24.95/paperback
Death by Meeting: A Leadership Fable About Solving the Most Painful Problem in Business, by Patrick Lencioni. The book offers simple strategies and tips to help executives improve their business results by making meetings more productive. $24.95/hardcover
Meeting Murder, by Katy McDermott. For planners who enjoy murder mysteries, here's one set in their own backyard. Written by a former pharmaceutical meeting planner, the novel tells the tale of conference attendees who are suddenly turning up dead. $15.95/paperback
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Kevin Spafford is Farm Journal's succession planning expert for the Farm Journal Legacy Project. He hosts the nationally-televised 'Leave a Legacy' TV, facilitates an ongoing series of workshops for farm families across the U.S., and is the author of Legacy by Design: Succession Planning for Agribusiness Owners.
From Legacy Moment eNewsletter (09/24/2010)
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One of the most frequently asked questions in the Farm Journal Legacy Project Workshops is "Where do we start?"
In the back (page 82) of the Workbook that is used in the Workshops, there is a Succession Planning Action Guide. It is basically a simplified action plan to help farmers and agribusiness owners initiate the succession planning process. The entire conversation rests on the decision to engage in the process and secure the family's legacy. The decision to commit to a succession plan can be seen as Step 1. From there you schedule a family meeting… and check off each of the actions on the to-do list as you go.
The most critical element for achieving your succession planning goals is ACTION---supported by clear COMMUNICATION and common OBJECTIVES.
On the Action Guide, the points under "Conduct research and define corrective actions" include:
- Business Planning
- Operating Agreement
- Employment Policy
- Leadership Development, Etc.
These items may require professional assistance, off-farm advisors or outside counsel. Don't hesitate to ask for assistance. Planning for transition is not a do-it-yourself affair. You can oversee the process, but it will take professionals with specialized capabilities to help a family address the many facets of a comprehensive solution.
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More info about workshops or reserve online now. (You may also call 402-330-0289 to register.)
Download or browse the Legacy Project Workbook – tools, information, and encouragement to help you begin the succession planning conversation.
Review the Succession Planning Action Guide - a step-by-step checklist.
Have you checked out the new and more robust AgWeb and Legacy Project Web sites? They offer easier navigation and more reasons to check back every day.
From Legacy Moment eNewsletter (09/17/2010)
This reader's email ended with… "So I guess my question for you is, can you help me make a decision? I want to take over the farm; my Dad is willing to let me rent all of the ground and the cattle working facilities. But I will have to purchase the cows and all of the equipment… I want the opportunity; I just need someone to tell me it'll work out."
With every opportunity there is an equal or greater obligation. In your case, the obligation comes in the form of risk. In coaching families through the many elements of the succession planning process, we often talk about the opportunity–obligation off–set.
Sir Isaac Newton taught us that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. If we apply this simple law of motion to your situation, you can begin to imagine that the opportunity your dad is offering you comes with an equal and opposite obligation [risk].
You'll be signing a lease, buying equipment and cattle, and quitting your corporate job and moving your family – all of which create financial, social, and physical obligations. If opportunity and obligation are equal and opposite, the only way to generate the results you desire is through actions. I use the following equation to demonstrate the concept:
Opportunity / Obligation + Actions = Results.
Risk is a natural part of any agripreneurial venture. If you want the opportunity, you must accept the risk.
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1 Water St # 4, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1120140.703663 -73.994805
Tuesday To Wednesday From 12:00 PM To 10:00 PM Thursday To Sunday From 12:00 PM To 11:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Vinegar Hill
Ciao Bella Now Uses Fillers in their Ice Cream! – Diasppointed to see that many (all? - we had their chocolate and triple espresso) of their ice creams now use
- Guar Gum
- Locust Bean Gum
- Carrageenan
all at the same time. Yikes! We loved the ice cram they make, but now won't touch it. Had some lately and wondered why it tasted funny. Then we read the list of ingredients. Looks like the expansion of their business drove a once great brand to focus more on profits than on the quality that got them to the top.
Lines are ridiculous – Waited over an hour to get 6 scoops of ice cream (vanilla chunk, choco chunk, butter pecan, peaches & cream - they were out of strawberry). Honestly, the ice cream tasted just like what you would get from Coldstone. It was good ice cream, but definitely not worth waiting for an hour in the basking sun. Plus, the owner should really put more servers (there were only 2) esp. since there were about 100 people in line for most of the day!
Good Ice Cream But Not Worth The Wait – I waited in a line 150 people deep for this ice cream and what I got was a good quality ice cream cone but I didn't think it was worth the long wait. I would challenge anybody to take a blind taste test and see if they could pick out the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory ice cream out of some other local contenders. Still, the strawberry ice cream I had was ultra fresh tasting with a bounty of strawberries. I also sampled the peaches and cream and this ice cream would be perfect for a warm summer evening. All in all, it's still just ice cream but if you are willing to endure a long wait, this is one ice creamery to definitely try.
Great ICE CREAM – Better off going during the Fall or Winter. The line is too long to wait. They only have two to three people working there at all times. NEED TO GET SOME MORE HELP IN THE SUMMER! The location is great with the pier being right there. The view is out of this world. This summer I was there 3 times and only that one day that it was windy and cloudy i was able to try your ice cream. It was good.
Just "okay" ice cream....with a million-dollar view – Had to venture out to this place I heard so much about....though, odd that the "locals" couldn't tell me where it was located.....I had to ask a UPS driver! The scoops were $3.25/ea. I, too, had the Peaches & Cream. I must've had a good batch, 'cause I tasted plenty of peach. But, with all the hype...it was just "okay"...nothing to write home about. The view outside is what took our breath away...and really made it worth the hike down there. Go to Blue Pig on Henry Street...also in Brooklyn...for really good scoops.
Awful – It was awful, just so incredibly awful. I also had the peaches and cream, and not only was it bland, but I think I could just taste straight cream (almost like butter). I had to throw it away.
Nothing special – Was there from out of town, and went there on recommendation from Rachael Ray (yes, I know, an incredibly corny and dorky thing to do). Only about a one-minute walk from Grimaldi's and right on the water.
The ice cream was OK. I ordered Peaches & Cream. All it was was a bland "cream" flavor with tiny, almost non-existent bits of real peaches in it. It was just ice cream, nothing great. It was a hot day so it was a nice cool-down. On top of that, it was incredibly pricey- like $4.50 or something for a single scoop cone.
The plaza on the water right outside it has an incredible view of the Manhattan skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge.
Bottom line- don't go there for the ice cream, go there for the views.
Definitely some of the best vanilla I have tasted and great views to boot. – Nothing beats a sunny afternoon of pizza and the Ice Cream Factory. People looking for high class snooty service don't even bother coming down. The ice cream is strictly for purists, no crazy flavors here, but their vanilla is easily some of the best I have ever tasted. That combined with the best views in the entire city make this place a must visit.
Great Homemade Ice cream. – Long lines but worth it!!!!
Best Vanilla ever.
Wonderful View of lower Manhattan.
Counter staff could be more into it!
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yeh, for the normal Alevel, you need 4 pure modules (Core1 through 4) and two applied modules (Mech1-4,Stats1-4,Disc1-3)
Learning A-Level makes you realise just how easy GCSE work is. The good thing is that most of the GCSE work is already covered in Key Stage 3 apart from surds, rules of sine and cosine, the quadratic formula, variation and graphs of shift and stretch. A-Leel has tonnes of new topics. Well done for geting an A in all your modules so far. So, for an A-Level you need to do 6 modules? So, for instance, core 1 is just one module and you have to do 6?
what my yr9 teacher did, he wasnt that great a teacher but he got the head of maths in and me and a friend got a GCSE book to work through in yr9 so i learnt pretty much all the GCSE work in yr 9, and then in the start of yr10, my friend didnt want to, but i worked through an Additional Maths book, which after i started on the Alevel work and took all the exams for the modules i did over the last 2 years so yeh.
The one i hate is the mechanics one. Stats isn't that bad to me and I am doing it for GCSE. So did you actually do an A-Level while you were in high school? I would consider taking the exam early but i did my SATS test a year early (Like another 7 other pupils in my school) and I got a level 7a but then the following year i got a level 8a. Also, my old maths teacher trued to put 3 years curriculum into 1 year and it really didn't work because she always wanted to go to the IT Suite and draw a diagram on the board. One time we spent 2 weeks on a presentation about noughts and crosses. I really didn't learn much new maths in the first 2 years of high school.In year 9 though, we had a great teacher, he really wanted to push th class forward and certain individulas like myself. He told me about a girl who he taught A-Level stuff to in year 8 and she didn't even realise it was A-Level work! That mademe want to do that too and really push myself. It's also the summer holidays at the moment and my mum is away so i'm staying at a friend of hers house but i have my own room with a computer and sky. I brang a suitcase full of GCSE books and a pure mathematics and Law A-Level text book.
you should try and get through as much alevel work as you can and take the exams early.
^Thank you so much! It is good to finally get some encouragement
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my majors program was awful. they require me to have it as a minor but consider it a major
never done it but heard negative things about it so idk
technology wise it's really good and the fact that we don't have to buy our own textbooks is really nice.
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everything here seemed half done to be honest. it's not good.
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it's cool to be known for having tony romo go here.
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this is eastern, they are known state wide for their drug and alcohol usage
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things that they should be strict on they are and things they shouldn't be strict on they are.
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Professors and everyone gears things towards greek life, if you aren't in a frat or sorority here you are considered weird. It's hard to fit in being non-greek
The campus gears towards african american students and not as much to anyone else.
My parents hated how they handled financial aid here
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Some of the deals are really good but they aren't super close to campus.
its okay, if it's raining sometimes the streets flood
Classes are structured at all, and its only a good school for sports
I am happy and satisfied with my major. If I was able to do it all over again I would, but I would do it without transferring from a different school and having to stay after my original graduation date for certain requirements. I plan to work with athletes and help them overcome injuries.
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